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@@oinkooink not typically a problem for me as I am heavy handed with my right hand! Lol, I have since upgraded my microphone setup and will do a re-review of sorts for the acoustic guitars soon. Thanks for watching!

Gracias, es muy guapo

Can’t go wrong with it. Such a good guitar! Thanks for watching!

@@tymanngruter1808 I need to try out one of those sandblasted models. I would imagine it has that more natural thin skin nitrocellulose feel to it. Thanks for watching!

Can’t go wrong with the DGT. Have you tried any SE’s with soapbar/P-90 pickups? Amazingly underrated pickups made by PRS. Thanks for watching!

@@JTB-- I would if I still had it! Lol, traded the NF3 and some cash for my PRS CE 24 semi-hollow in Matteo blue. Worth it on every level though I could definitely see myself owning another guitar with the narrow field pickups in it. Thanks for watching!

@@Sick_Strings01 Nice. I have a CE 24 Semi Hollow with the black satin pattern thin neck and it's great! I also have a PRS S2 Vela Semi Hollow I recently bought and it might be the hidden gem in the entire PRS lineup. It has the Narrowfield pickup in the neck and hotter humbucker in the bridge for some heavier stuff. Great all rounder guitar, and the Pattern Regular neck plays great 👍

@@JTB-- I own a Vela as well but with the older d-style pickup in the neck. Such a great guitar and unbelievably light. Have you played any core models?

@@Sick_Strings01 Yeah I love the light weight of the Vela Semi Hollow and it is surprisingly loud unplugged if you want to just noodle on the couch with it. I have a Custom 24 Piezo that I got for a good deal on Reverb. Otherwise I'd be fine staying in the CE24 range. But I wanted a PRS Piezo to use with 2 Amps and to use with an effects processor/modelor where I use both inputs to create some really wild sounds and patches with Reverbs and Delays. It's fun. Like a lot of my guitars and gear the Piezo falls into that category of "I don't need it, But I still WANT IT!!

@@JTB-- I think all of us get that G.A.S. From time to time! I really need to try something with a piezo in it for sure!

I wish there was such a thing as “permanent” for me. LOL, there are a few that I will never let go of. My Yamaha LJ6, Squier CV Jazzmaster, PRS S2 Vela, Gibson Les Paul Classic Antique, Fender American Vintage 2 Strat, PRS SIlver Sky SE w/custom finish, PRS SE 245 w/P-90s, 2 PRS CE 24’s one of them semi hollow, Taylor 224ce Koa, and my Taylor 214e SB. All the others can come and go. What about you?

I totally get it. Once you find something so comfortable or it just has that certain sound its hard to get away from it. I found myself going back to the PRS SE 245 with P90s all the time. It just has that edge I love with distortion and the warmth as well. Thanks for watching!

I have since improved my microphone set-up. I will be doing some more acoustic guitar review here soon so let me know what you think after those. Thanks for watching and subscribing!

The top is solid spruce, the back and sides are rosewood laminate. You don’t get full solid wood until you move up to the 16 series unfortunately. That be it said, on resale sites you can find the solid versions for much cheaper almost all the time. Thanks for watching!

@Sick_Strings01 oh its an LL6, sorry, you are right it's the LL16 that has all solid woods. 👍

@@jobcentrepuss7545 no biggie, just glad you watched. Do you own any of the L series guitars?

@@Sick_Strings01 LL16. Rosewood b&s

I owned a LS16 for a little while as well as an LLX16 which had built electronics. It sounded great but I’ve found for me I prefer something smaller bodied. I’m not a big dude so dreads or bigger make me look like a child behind them! 😂

@@BadApex solid choice for sure and very versatile. Thanks for watching!

I’ll be honest, I never one time considered the acoustisonic as an option. I haven’t played one since they brought them back out. I love to hear something different though! Obviously you have experienced this first hand so I really appreciate your take on it! Thanks and hopefully we can all learn more from your experience in the future.

When I shot this video I didn’t realize that the microphone from the camera itself was being used instead of the better quality rode mic. Lesson learned. Also the Silver Sky I own is a refin so the pickup height is a little higher than normal so the volume level is higher too. Thanks for watching!

@@liamartinproductions I remember so well when those guitars filled the space that Suhr has taken up in my mind. Custom made, similar design but super high quality guitars. Nice pick!

@@doume116 take a look right here. The people at Sweetwater did exactly that! ruclips.net/video/PdU0ViBlw2M/видео.htmlsi=qb9dqiph2FSxjwPa

Respectfully, someone’s choice of guitar is very subjective. We all have personal preferences on many different levels. This video was just intended to see what people thought was the “best” of some of the most relevant/recent models of PRS SE guitars. There is no way I could include EVERY model as the line is huge!

@@Sick_Strings01 I think you missed my humor and me expressing my opinion that I don't care for PRS guitars. The joke was that none of them are the best PRS SE guitar, because none of them are best. They're all worst.

@@iancurrie8844 lol, oh I got it alright. Just a question for you though, why would you come into the comments on a video like this one to say something like that? It does nothing to add to the conversation that is obviously directed at those that like PRS guitars.

@@Sick_Strings01 Well, I used to be a PRS fan which, I suppose, is why the algorithm recommended the video to me. I've owned maybe a dozen of them over the years (maybe more) and just took pictures of my last one in order to sell. I find they're mostly technically good (with some issues!) but that they, essentially, have no soul. I can't really explain it but they're technically fine and just don't get played. God knows I've admired what they've tried to do with them but it's just not clicking for and never has for more than the honeymoon period. Maybe it's the difference between driving along the coast in an old stingray corvette vs doing the same in a tesla. One is technically superior and very advanced but...the experience just isn't the same. That's my experience and perspective on PRS guitars. I think all points of view should be welcome in a discussion. We shouldn't only allow positive comments. Here's one for the algorithm anyway!

That’s an excellent answer! I can totally understand what you are saying there too. I agree that for a while it seemed as though the pickups were the problem for sure! They were “clinical” or “sterile” to my ears. The newest batch of SE’s have changed that for me now. Maybe one last try? Thanks for being civil and contributing!

I’m curious, why do you think having the trem deck raises the volume? Certainly the humbuckers will have less noise/hum coming from them.

@@bfiume life is so strange and at times, so very difficult. Thank you for your support and I hope to see more comments down the line!

@@bfiume even with PRS it can be hit or miss!

@@liamartinproductions there has been an update to the S2 line now as they have core electronics and thin skin nitro finishes instead of the poly finishes. PRS listens to its customers and that’s where they are different from all other manufacturers. Thanks for watching as always!

@@adamaday2484 double or single cut are both great guitars for sure. Thanks for watching and subscribe if you haven’t already!

I love Maroon 5 so it was an easy pickup for me. The biggest decision i had was choosing which color and if I wanted a trem/bigsby version. You should try one out or, even better, try out the Music Man version. It is about as high end as guitars get for not too bad a price. Thanks for watching!

​@Sick_Strings01 i have the ebmm jp16 and majesty 7. Great guitats. Wondering if you've tried the sterling versions?

@@liamartinproductions I have been meaning to try a Majesty for quite some time. Music Man and Sterling guitars are not readily available when I look for them. I might have to just order one to finally determine what I think. The JV60 is pretty amazing though so I would imagine other models are quite good too. Thanks again!

@@andrewbecker3700 I would be afraid that moving it to the bridge might make it sound too trebly. Have you tried just raising the pickup a little bit? Just a suggestion. Glad you are enjoying the singlecut so much. Thanks for watching!

@@Sick_Strings01 The guitar was never even plugged in as I received it. When I went under the control cavity cover to poke around and check cap values during initial inspection. One of the white coil tap wires going to a push/pull tone pot, crumbled off the terminal with only the slightest harassment. This just reassured what I already knew. Cheap switch and output jack, and the tuners weren't much better. Tore it all out, and upgraded everything except the pickups, obviously. So, yes. I've moved the pickup heights around some already. What I'm trying to explain to you, is that this specific model. Singlecut Standard, which has an all mahogany construction. Paul didn't like the way the standard 58/15 LTe pickup sounded in the neck position of this guitar. So he had them overwind some 58/15's to use specifically in the neck, in an attempt to get some more bite. I'm going back in that guitar to do some other changes with the wiring. So I'm gonna swap the pickups physical position in the guitar, first. To see how it acts? I don't really care about the switching being backwards. If it does what I'm hoping it will, I'll change the wiring, maybe? Ha,ha! Should make all switch positions better balanced, especially middle. The other mod I'm doing, is going back to modern wiring and adding treble bleeds to both volumes. I tried 50's wiring, but with these LT pickups, the taper is wrong because of the added resistance. These LT's need the shortest path possible to the output jack, to keep resistance down. Thanx for the reply, but it's all good buddy! Everything will get sorted on that guitar eventually. Right now it's fine the way it is. And is already way, way better than how I received it. It's just the reality of having very low output pickups. They do different things.

@@andrewbecker3700 I can’t agree more as far as adding the treble bleeds. That mod alone is totally worth it! Thanks for your support and good luck with all that modding!

@@Chimp_No_1 that’s great to hear. I’ll do a video soon about the difference between solid state/tube amps. That should be fun! Thanks again for watching!

@@liamartinproductions thanks so much, your support has been great so far! Things are headed in the right direction that’s for sure.

Thank you for the feedback! To my ears, I am hearing some hiss/hum somewhere in the mix but with some adjustment it can be fixed. Hopefully you will/have subscribed but thanks again for replying!

@@chuckdriver8269 GAS is a real thing for musicians that is for sure! Sometimes the newest/latest thing isn’t as good as what we already have. I’m glad you are happy with what you already have. Thanks for watching!

@@steph8214 thanks for the feedback and for watching my content! Hope to see you around again!

@@alonzoweaver7948 I was inspired to play by watching youth leaders lead worship and they showed me one or two things/a song. After that I was on my own for a few years. I didn’t progress much until I started playing with friends who were at the same level that I was. That helped me a lot and then it just stuck. The thing I would suggest is find a particular song you want to learn and focus on getting that one song down cold. Focus on the rhythm portion of playing a lot at first, getting the strum pattern down/timing of the song. It will make it sound more accurate and keep you working towards really learning the song. I do wish I knew more theory but for now I would say start there. Thanks so much for watching and I hope you subscribe!

@@Sick_Strings01 Thank you so much for the reply and advice. Really appreciate that! 🤝

@@alonzoweaver7948 we all started somewhere! It’s a great time to begin playing simply for RUclips and so many guitar options at the click of a button. What guitar are you starting on?

@@Sick_Strings01 I have this current model, Yamaha LS6. I had a Classical Alvarez but I sold it. It was a Classical electric. Thinking of buying it again as well . I’m into fingerpicking music pieces much more than I am into strumming. But I DO like strumming as well, but fingerpicking to me is what inspired me to pick up a guitar . My inspiration was Gustavo Santaolalla. The music creator of most of the “The Last Of Us” guitar themes. Any suggestions on what I should be focusing on? Should I have a acoustic at all, or is nylon string guitars really where I should start 🤔

@@Sick_Strings01 I’m looking for the perfect balance between the two. Not to far left or right. It’s difficult when you have no idea where to start, for what you’re looking for. I want middle road. A little bet of the left and right ..

@@christianhertwig1593 it is an interesting thought for sure and other companies have been successful doing that. Epiphone comes to mind with some of their ES models. Are you suggesting they use a bird as sound hole? I wasn’t 100% sure you were but that would be super interesting though it could be costly. Hard to say without being there. Thanks for the comments!

@@Sick_Strings01 Hello again. Yes, I'm referring to the little bird they have as a moving logo on the neck of the guitar. Instead of dots or filler bars. Nowadays, I'm sure, the manufacture of extras on the main layer of guitars are done with CNC machines. In the end, the base of any guitar from almost any company is made in dozens or more of each model. And a visual change, an identifying change would be cool on a guitar like that. And it's so easy to do ..... and inexpensive 😜

@@christianhertwig1593 let’s keep the ideas flowing and maybe PRS will listen to a few! You never know. Thanks for watching!

I was waiting for someone to call it out! Lol, thanks for watching and I ope you come back for more!

@@finishin.my.coffee8780 for me it’s a personal preference to have a lighter guitar. I’ve heard of other people, even in the comments here, say that they have DGTs that are lighter than this particular one. Outside of the weight and the volume knob placement it is an amazing guitar. Thanks for watching and remember to subscribe!

@@spokes28 I’ll be honest, I’ve never been a super high on the neck style player, even when soloing. It seems about normal though as far as spacing in the upper frets. Thanks for inquiring and stay tuned for more.

@@liamartinproductions the processes they use to create these guitars has evolved drastically and they are producing unreal results. Some might say we are living in the golden age of guitar due to this and so many options available with click of a button.

@@rmcaudio7041 I really love a satin finish guitar! Hopefully soon I will have a PRS CE 24 semi-hollowbody in my hands. Stay tuned for that review! Thanks for watching.

@@hrush0327 it would not surprise me if PRS did in fact leave enough wire to change the knobs around. Glad you found one that you liked and fit your preferences. Thanks for watching and subscribe if you haven’t already!

@@brianj.4890 I’ve never actually messed around with the Paul’s guitar before. It’s been out for quite some time but for some reason or another it’s never hit my hands. One day I’ll come across one and see what it sounds like. Thanks for watching!

@@bradmarchi1946 it is nice that PRS decided to release an SE version for sure. Thanks for watching and subscribe!

I’ve never heard those pickups before. I’ll check into them. Thanks for watching!

@@ryanvergara3603 I can’t say enough positive about it really. For the price it is an exceptional instrument. Soon I will do a deeper review of the 594 as well as the S2 version. Some great content coming down the pike! Thanks for watching!

@@toliskoskinas super versatile and plenty of soul which the SE line used to lack. Thanks for watching!

@@jongwonl in my experience, most guitars initially have the string height too high. This is something that is personal so you might try out a few guitars to see what you like. Some people like strings that are almost sitting on the frets they are so low. Some like the strings set higher, it’s all personal preference. I usually let a guitar tech set guitars up for me simply because of time. They will check all the boxes making sure things are correct before they are done. Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you enjoy the content!

@@goorackerelite manufacturers have come so far with their “entry level” guitars it blows my mind sometimes! I will be doing a few videos here soon based on the more expensive levels of guitars. Stay tuned!

@@maxamgilbert I’ve always loved the Tremonti especially from an aesthetic standpoint. Looking to pick up a CE 24 here soon so watch out for that review. Thanks for tuning in and stick around for more!

@@__Ben777__ you are correct sir, that’s why I love both the Hollowbody II and the 594 so much! Like I’ve said before, the NF3 is a very versatile guitar and has its own character for sure. Thanks so much for watching!

@@C354T you never know! I keep up with Facebook marketplace and reverb for deals constantly. I picked up a PRS SE Hollowbody a few years back for $300 off FB marketplace! Keep your eyes open and thanks for watching.

That DGT had to weigh close to 9 pounds I swear! I borrowed that one so I’m not totally sure on the weight but it was stinking heavy. The 2 McCarty’s weigh 7.4 pounds each. It’s crazy to me how they weigh exactly the same! Thanks for watching!

@@Sick_Strings01 ya that’s a touch heavy , mine is 8.3 pounds and my lightest les paul is 8.5 and I have an original rev start that’s say 8,2 but a 594 at 7.4 pounds is really good … from what I know David G likes his close to 7 pounds but the USA ones so ya 9 pounds is the high end for sure .. especially since body shape is same for 594 and the dgt

@@bobbyarthur-yf3yf it has to be the construction/wood that’s used causing the weight discrepancy. Like I’ve said before, I prefer a lighter guitar but this one is comfortable while seated and well balanced standing.

@@SearchingForTone they are extremely well made guitars so I don’t think you will be disappointed at all. Which one were you thinking you would go with?

@@Sick_Strings01 McCarty 594 for sure